The traffic management ≥€∑↑system achieves the following goals §¥ ↓and functions:
a) The water and land-based traffic§α∞ flow and operational a '✔ctivities that are interrΩ×elated between berths, mana©↓gement bureaus, and terminal operat¶or gates and terminal yards.
b) Standardized traffiπ™c and deviation manageδ×"₩ment processes.
c) Improve the monitori'÷ng and management of traff∞®& ic flow.
d) The reservation system will pro÷≠vide insights into t÷₹'↑he pre arrival information of trucks a©γnd ships to external "•and internal stakehold>÷∞¶ers in accordance with the ± business rules of the mana>≥✔₹gement bureau.
e) Promote incentive models to motivat↔Ω"♥e freight forwarders/truck driver s/car owners to make phone calls duringβ↕≠ off peak hours.
f) Share transportation information, ↑booking information, traff<≠ic flow and trends, €∏₩¶pre arrival and related informatio§₹₩n with port stakeholders.
g) Enable the managem£§$✘ent bureau to accurately m≠¶easure the time spent in operation®↓al areas (i.e. assembly areaΩs, inventory areas, etc.).
h) Enable the management burea∑♠α♦u to manage the number of truck vσ'™isits to each port.
i) It is easier to deσ∏σtect fraudulent licen₽σses.
j) The complete modu©≠γle and system can meet the followiλΩ✔ng requirements:
• Truck booking system.
• Digital Port License System↓¶↓>.
• Vehicle tracking system.
• Automatic doors.
• Facial recognition§≠φ system.
• Lane control system.
• Traffic digital signage.
• Integrate with the traffic management↕Ω system of relevant departments±✘.
• Integrate with onlinδe payment gateways or ord ™€er to cash systems.
• Integrate with the co↕₹$ mprehensive port management systΩ♠♦★em for ship tracking and movement.